Moldova Adoption

Moldova

About The Children

Children under 7 with special medical needs; Older Children and Sibling Groups

Children waiting in Moldova for forever homes range in age from 18 months to 15 years.

Baby referrals are not usual, and families should be prepared to adopt an older child

Eligibility

Both married couples and single women may adopt from Moldova.
Age requirements for prospective parents are 25-48 years old
There must be no less than 18 years between parent and child
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Travel and Time Frame

Travel

Adopting from Moldova is a Two trip process. 1st trip: max 30 days; 2nd trip: 20-30 days

Time Frame

The time from referral to pickup is approximately 4-7 months.
Process

ADOPTION PROCESS

CHI has worked in Moldova for over 20 years.  The country is a small sending country (meaning low amounts of adoptions happen internationally), but they do have children waiting for adoption.  We have professionals who will help you both in the USA and also Moldova.  Please contact us for a conversation about your adoption.

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1

Apply to Children’s House International’s Moldova Program.
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Complete the Home Study Process with a CHI Social Worker or a Local Hague Accredited Social Worker.
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Submit Approved Home Study.
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Apply for I-800A Approval from USCIS.
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Compile your dossier for Moldova.
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Your dossier will be sent to Moldova for translation and seals, after which it will be submitted for approval.
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Time from dossier approval to referral varies according to the age or special need requested.
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Upon receipt and approval of a referral, your I-800 is filed with USCIS to determine the eligibility of the child for adoption.
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Within 2-4 months of accepting the referral, you will travel and meet your child. This will be a bonding period for you and your child and will be at least 30 days, lasting up to 45 days. Your child’s caseworker will submit a report to the judge to review and a court date will be set. The family may return home to wait for a court date.
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During your second trip, you will travel for your first court date.
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During your third trip, you will finalize the adoption and obtain an immigration visa for your child at the US Embassy in Chisinau.
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After the embassy issues the child’s visa, the family is allowed to travel home!

Want To Learn More
About Moldova?

Please contact us to begin your adoption journey possibility to Moldova.  Please also review the following sites:

Click here to go to the State Department Website!

Click here to go to the Centers for Disease Control Website on International Adoption!

Click here to go to the CIA World Factbook on all countries!

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Review Moldova Documents Here!

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